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4 rcu-icar-Oid Boy iliii, nj. Father.

FuLroS. Mo, August Coroner Ep-
person yesterday held am inquest on the
body Of llorson smith, who was assas-
sinatcd four miles south of town Friday.
The evidence developed before the cor
oner pointed TO Smiths son Mentor as
thc murderer.
When the boy was put on the witness
stand he admitted doing the hooting,
and said he was persuaded 10 do so by
his sister and a colorcd boy he Ind met
here i'm Fulton on the ith Mentor is a
very youthful murderer, being only ten
years Old lie says his father did not
treat him Well, and whipped him for
staying away from home the night Of the
4tb
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\ VISIT 70 MRS. GRANT.
Rev. Drs. Jones and Dickinson Greet the
Dead Hero's Widow.


AT the reunion Of the United States
Christian Sanitary Commission and the
chaplains Of the Union and Confederate
armies at Ocean Grove. y. J., Saturday
morning, the Rev Dr. Howard Hender-
son of New York made an address. In
response TO a telegraphic invitation the
Christian Sanitary Commission and the
chaplains during the day visited Mrs
General Grant az ElbernOn. In the-party
were the Rev. J. .. A. Foster, ID. D.. Rev
DR. Stokes. Bishop ;. L. Bowman, Bishop
Fellows. Rev Dr j. William Jones, and
the Rev. Dr. A. +. Dickinson, colportcur
in the Confederate army General Clin-
ton b. Fisk received the visitors and pre-
sented them 10 Mrs. Grant After pleas
ant hour spent on the grounds the party
assembled in the parlor, where General
Fisk, addressing Mrs. Grant, alluded 90
the presence of the SOuthcrners and said
When General Grant shook hands with
General Lee at Appomattox the nation
was reunited" Dr. Jones spoke of the
sympathy felt for General Grant and his
family during his illness Grants gencr-
Osity 40 AppOmattOx, be said, had won
the hearts of the Southern people The
company then Joined I'm singing "Blcst
be The tie that binds our hearts in Chris
tian love- after which Bishop Fellows
pronounced the bcncdiction Mr. George
W. Child- and Mrs. Fred Grant and her
children were also present.
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Death Of a Former Manchester Lady.

The following Is taken from the Dan
vile Register.
Mrs. Sallie Reams, daughter Of Mr. j.
Driver, formerly Of Manchester, Va,
died at the residence Of her husband in
North Danyille Friday afternoon after a
short illness. She was but nineteen
years of age and had been married about
twelve months She was surrounded in
her last hours by her husband father and
mother. She has two married sisters and
brother living in Manchester. Thefun-
eral took place Saturday morning.
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We are going 90 inaugurate a giit-fea.
mrc I'm q few days for the >Wt n 1a~
Wcwill De in "a condition 90 give every
purchaser of quarter pound of tea q
nice present and amy one buying ons
ppuud will get q really lmd~me prosutt
Cali and see as before You buy any more
Tea. and you will be surprised The
price of This Tea will be only Nry cshh.
JULIEN BINFORD,
40 1902 Main street
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The Two Emperor, AT Gnstein.

GAsrEIN, August 7 Emperor William
and Emperor Francis Joseph took walk
this morning Atnoon Emperor Francis
Joseph paid visit to Emperor William
at the Bedeschloss At the end Of half
an hour they 5adc each other farewell,
embracing at the top Of the staircase.
The German suite accompanied the
Austrian Emperor in carriage. En-
peror William remained on the balcony
until Emperor Francis Joseph disap-
pearcd from view. the crowd in the street
In the meantime cheering Emperor
William will leave Gastein on Wednes-
lay
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Racing "A; Saratoga.

SARATOGA, y. Z, August s.-This was
the nth extra day Of the race meeting
here. The attendance WAS good for an
extra day. the weather magnificent, and
track fast
First race-three-quarters Of a mile
Jubilee won. j. j. Healy second, and
Tidal Wave third. Time, l15i.
Second race-one and quarter miles
Olando won, Kensington second, Red
Stone third Time, 2.i5t.
Third race--one and one-sixteenth
miles-Volante won, with Alarie second,
and 0sceola third. Time, l.5li.
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To supply yourself iu footwear at al
most nothing Bargains in boots, shoes
and slippers for the month of Angus
Gents velvet embroidered slippers 6g
cents, worth Sl25. Gents calf low but
tom cloth top, $l25 worth $3.50, and
other goods I'M proportion. at the Great
Bankrupt Sale of Shoes. 1908 East Main
street, opposite the Posionice
ID. j. FLArAN, Manager
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THE WEATHER..
Two Pleasant Days Slightly Warmer To
Day

The prediction Of the weather bureau
Of cooler weather Saturday night was
fulfilled, to the great relief and gratifca-
tion Of the people in this section Of the
country who had been sweltering week
after week. The prediction of showers
along the Atlantic coast Saturday was
also verified The fall In temperature was
hardly 10 degrees, but the absence Of ex-
cessiye humidity Of the atmosphere which
had become almost chronic was account
able for a good deal OF the relief While
slightly warmer weather is predicted for
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The excursion Of Rescue Lodge OF
Good TempIars promises TO BE one OF
the most pleasant Of the summer 4 fine
musical programme has been arranged
consisting of vocal music, a banjo solo
fulc solo, and q solo on The harmonica
Among the songs will be" Love Comes
like Summer Sigh The excursion
will return in time to connect with the
street cars tonight.
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The Mozart Musicale.

There was a very fine attendance at
the Mozart Musicale last night. The
vocalist was Miss Matte Ready Of Boston.
She made a very favorable impression,
and her solos were loudly applauded.
All the instrumental numbers were well
executed, and all in attendance enjoyed
an evening of very choice music.
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Laneman and MARTINEZ Absolutely
Pure Prepared Paints. We oner this Pre-
unrcd Paint witha guarantee that 10 l~ NOT q
chemical paint. containing n0 water, no alhui
no adultcIation. and is made OF only such ma
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will cover more surface than any chcmf
cal paint I'm the world. 10 has been sold hy g'
for ihe last tea years. warranted tO give salts
faction. and "a responsible gurrnteeis given io
that effect For sale wholesale and retail by
BODEKER Bros. Druggists,
lill Main street
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cured and its return prevented by the use
OF Dr. Dayid's Vegetable Liver Pills. AS this
remedy has been thoroughly tested by mum
hcfs oi our best people, containing as 10 does
none but vegetable ingredients, 10 should com
mcnd Itself 10 all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild in action. these
pills can be taken by both the weak and the
strong. Price, 20 cents box OF 20 Pills. five
boxes for FL.
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OVER THE WIRES.
TIE ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS or
THE DAY By TELEGRAPH
Ihe weather and the Crops-a Ten Year
Old Boy Kills His Father Killed on the
Railroad serious Riot Near Belfast.
Two Empcrers AT Gastein.

Railroad serious Riot Near Belfast.
Two -Empcrers At Gastcin.
WAsHINGToN, August THE weather
crop bulletin of the Signal Onlce has the
following Reports for the week ended
August indicate that the weather has
been favorable in the western portion OF
the cotton region, from central Alabama
TO Texas bat from Alabama eastward
the rain has been greatly in excess. prob.
ably resulting i'm injury to growing cot
ton in the lowlands. Numerous showers
occurred in Minnesota, Dakota, Iowa, Ne
braska, Northwest Missouri. and Northern
Kansas. improving theconditon ofgrow-
ing crops i'm those sections, but the
drought continues i'm the corn States east
of the Mississippi, resulting in serious
injury 10 all growing crops The weather
in New England and the Middle Atlantic
states Is generally reported as unfayora.
ble the wet weather regarding harvest
and injuriug grain, hay, and potatoes
near the coast while the conditions are
reported as favorable for corn In these
districts. An excess Of sunshine and
temperature combined with slight eX-
cess of rainfall in Kentucky and Ten
nessce during the past week, has probably
improved the condition of the tobacco
crop
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q Soldatcn Chor "a. O. Op. Mouuschaft am
D. Overture The Ramhor.......... T.. Moses.
8. Schottsoho- Marriage Bells. w. %. Kearlon
:. Concert Polka Heart. Ease Trombone
Solo. Mr. A. tGui...... .......... A. tiappe
B. Waltz Haunting Eyes s........... I. Iohani
.. Grand selections from MkalO.... sullivan.
b. schuhort'- >crontle. arranged hy ID. Miller.
s. March Erm.uie... ............... Boottgor
The concert at Marshall Park Saturday
night closed the nth week OF the open
air music. These free entertainments
have been q decided success. Thousands
of appreciatiyc people attend each con
cert The crowd at Monroe Park last
week was one of the largest ever gath
cred in Richmond, il having been esu-
mated at from i've TO six thousand
The contract with the band Is for three
concerts "a week for ten weeks from July
jth 10 September lGthl. hut If the fund
is increased 20 81. l2j. or $3.50 theywill
be continued until the 2ith of Sepiem-
beer. The fund now stand, 81 ,2G6 Per
sons wishing to subscribe will leave their
names at the SHte Office
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Lucian Davis lcolorcd was before the
Police Court yesterday charged with
stealing clothing the property Of some
person unknown He was already under
bond for his good behavior Davis came
90 the city Friday with "a lot Of clothing
which he paWned with y. l.. Harfeld 4
Son, under an assumed name lie was
committed TO Jail and bis bond declared
forfeited
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ne shnnld ne showed Under.

1t is fumored that Major Couriland IL
smith. cN-Mayor of Alexandria, an anti
Administration Democrat, will oppose
Speaker Charles L. Stuart for the House
of Delegates from Alexandria city and
county at the election this fall. Mr.
Smith is well known in Richmond.
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fHNRICO COURT.
fndictmcnt, b, the Grand jury.

indiCtmrnts HY the NfHHd Jufy.
ucnrico County Court was in session
yesterday and the special grand jury
through their foreman. Mr. Thomas
Wharton made the following present
mcui~.
W. J.. Cleveland, for shooting at per
sons I'm the public roads, and Richard
Washington for housebreaking-two
cases.
The grand jury was discharged for. the
term
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THE coMMussroNERs oN THE DAMS


IheIr " Nork 10 Dc HtEuh IU-DAy'
Messrs Pane G.. Edmunds, X d. Kirk
patrick. and W. D. Dabucy, the commits
sioners appointed TO secure the removal
Of certain dams in James river, will meet
to-day at Maiden's Adventure between
the hours of 9 am. and - m; at Pember-
ton station between ~ H. and 3 pm.
and at Tye river dam between 8 pm. and
& m
Persons interested in the removal OF
the dams or otherwise, are requested 10
be present to- make such suggestions as
may be pertinent on the subject.
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1AIOIA s. CO.,. liii franklin street Icstab
..NDi l-dN. Toilet anl Laundry Soaps.
luiior-
ElAGG. Twelfth street. under American
N.ir. CIVIC and military tailor.
Undertaken:
H &c. NORRlSEII, 80 ls seventh street,
Manchester. Phone. Hd.
Wire MattIes~c, and Cots.
N. IOW T.. 23li b.. Main street. mHuufactu-
r. of Champion Woven Wire Mlttrcssc
.aI Cots. Thcbc,t ana cheapest in thc mar.
I.t
Wood and Coal
liN1 COAL YARD lElba station, Broad
.Hi Pine streets. ~. IS. Pitcher, agent. All
h1ls of Coal, Wood. and Coke. Telc
phone, 80.
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uIIfING HOUSE. 500 Vs. Broad
Manufacturers Vanilla Phosphate
waters.
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NElySY NOTES G1THERED BT TIE
TINES ROPORTERS.

Aldcrmanic Proceedings Nisit 70 Mrs.
Grant Help the Sick Babies Peep at
the Salvation Army An English Earl ON
IIi- Honeymoon sunday Services.
TIN COOP - MrLARs.
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Contractors and builders .
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Pennsylvania Rye $3.50 per gallon.
CHAMBERLAfNK \ Co.
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THE rREE CONCERTS.

An Attractive Programme for Thi. week
Capitol Square, Tuesday. at 9 pm.
Monroe Park, Thursday S15p.m. Mar
shall Park, Saturday. $50 pm.
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Nflk HEuIOHD. lfn D. Nfn stree.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-30
Lewis morrison.

That Lewis Morrison is thorough
artist and dramatic "star" of the high
est magnitude is fact that no American
theatre. goer will gainsay. That he is
prime favorite in Los Angeles is fact
that his numerous profitable engage
ments in this city amply testify. Mr..
Morrison, aside from his acknowledged
ability as an actor, is possessed of that
peculiar faculty known as magnetism.
He has the power to thrill his audiences,
and to raise them to point bordering
on absolute excitement. This power is
q gift, and all persons who have risen to
any degree of prominence in which pub
lie speaking has been required are more
or less magnetic, and are able to partially
electrify their listeners. When last here
Mr.. Morrison was seen as ''Mephis.
topheles," and he more than fulfilled
the many claims made for him. On that
occasion the HERALD endorsed him
fully, and it is not from hearsay. but
from practical knowledge, that he is
again SO unqualifedly endorsed in these
columns. Certainly, no actor before
the public has occupied positions
of more prominence or import
ance than Mr.. Morrison, or de-
served more universal commendation
for the wholesome, substantial work
than he has. Since he was last seen
| here Mr.. Morrison has played two en-
gagements in San Francisco, one at the
Baldwin Theatre and one at the Alcazar
| Theatre to which latter place he returns
for limited season beginning in August.
Both of these engagements were phe.
nomenally successful and the San Fran
cisco press found occasion to say many
flattering things concerning him. He
has just returned from an extended
tour up north, playing engagements il
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and Victoria
His reception in that section was the
nature OF a popular ovation, and Mr.
|, Morrison has reason to feel proud o.
the manner in which he was received
His season here, which begins at tho
! Grand Opera House tomorrow nigh
bids fair to equal his recent ones. and
J indeed his repertoire should be attire ct
: i've enough to tickle the palate OF oul
7 most exacting amusement seeker. Or
Monday and Tuesday nights the bill vii
Q be q A Celebrated Case, on Wednesday
i and Thursday, Bartley Campbell'
t famous Galley Slave; on Friday nigh
!. and Saturday matinee, Won at Las
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-30

Thy Steele Mackaye, author Of Hazel
Kirke), and on Saturday night the en-
eagement will close with Watts Phillips
military spectacle Not Guilty. Mr..
Morrison has completely reorganized his
company and it now ranks with the
very best. II merit, pluck and enter
prise are efficacious, then Lewis Morrison
should be greeted with series of
crowded houses during his limited stay
in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-30
PORT BALLONA.
The Future FIarbOr Of Southern California


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Ballona Harbor and Improvement Company.
Room G. Office NJ L. WICKS Cor. Streets ny@a
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woman and Her Diseases

is the title of large illustrated treatise, by
DR.. K V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, sent to any
address for ten cents In stamps. 1t teaches
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"COnsumption Cure'
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How often Is the light of the household
clouded by signs Of melancholy or irritabil-
ity on the part of the ladies. Yet they are
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ailments peculiar to that sex, which men
know not OF, But the cause may be removed
and joy restored by the use OF DR.. Pierce's
"Favorite Prescription" which, as a tonic
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compare the great healer of women.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-30
BOARD AND LODGING.

DELLEVUE TERRACE, FORMERLY
ID Pickit Villa, 439 Pearl street, Los Ange-
les, Cal. The finest location In the city
take Sixth street cars. bellevue Terrace
consists of three buildings, all connected
by front porch, and contains lao as desirable
rooms as can be found in Southern Callfor-
mia. Board and room s2.00 and $3.50 per
day. Liberal arrangements made with per
sons desiring rooms and board BY the month
or year. Telephone 6lS. DANIEL PlCKlT,
Mrs KATIE x. PICKIT. ProprietOrs a24tf
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Hollywood, the new city at Cahuenga.
Notice.,

Notice.
The attorney or attorneys who borrowed
from the office of Howard & Robarts. Will
cox Block, Vols. l and of Briefs, VOL 62
New York Reps. Court of Appeals), 3
Vols. of Parsons on Contracts and AZ
Vol. of Howards Pr. Rep. will confer IA
vor on the undersigned by returning them
Immediately. HOWARD koBARTs.
Tribune" and express" copy.
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c. A. SUMNER & co.,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
81 North Main Street, Los Angeles. Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-30

1 Il ACR ES OF SPLENDID LAND,
lOftogether with the hotel and cottages,
bath ouse. stables, gss-house ana other
buildings. There has been expended. at a
low estimate. upward OF $l4O,Ooo on the
property. An artificial lake and island.
with bridge, is one of the beautiful altrac-
tions; around the lake are summer houses
and pretty shade trees, where boats can sail
around and fine trout fishing can De had !;
there is a small vineyard, grape arbors,
fountains covered with ivy, beautiful
walks, pretty groves of trees, a park sum
mer houses scattered over the grounds, a
wilderness of flowers and banks OF roses
along the driveway; the orange trees: now
in full bloom, and which bear bountifully.
attest how favored this place is. 1t is the
most lovely spot in California, and the
place should be opened up as place OF re-
sort to the public. or owned by p lvate
club. The attention of capitalists Is called
to this property. 1t can be made a splendid
paying investment. 1t is offered at price
lar below its value. The buildings alone
are worth certainly SAC. 900, at fair estimate,
not countine in the Improvements made, or
the land. The furniture, etc., also goes
with the property. All the rooms in the
hotel and cottages are furnished ana car
peted. There is large dtning:room in the
hotel, reading-rOom, billiard-r0om aud
smoking-room in one OF the Dulloings.
1.-The Springs are famous and well known
throughout the State. The sulphur Springs
are great attraction. and these alone have
great value. AS the property is a partner
ship, and the owners reside in different
States, to make sale they have decided to
sell the property to close out the divided
ownership.
For company or priva.e club to take
hold of this fine property there is a fortune
in 1t. The tract outside the hotel grounds
could be divided into building lots. as there
are hundreds OF business men who would
like to have a summer residence Tor their
families near such pretty and attractive
spot, and being so near to San Francisco
time to reach the springs. We are certainly
going to have great boom in Northern
California, the same as our friends are now
enjoying in the southern portion OF the
State, and affairs are shaping themselves TO
that end. 1t is almost on u.s., and then
properties will so increase in value that IT
will astonish us all. This fine estate can
now be purchased at the exceeding low
price of
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DENTISTS.

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"A street, rooms 4 and 8.
Gold filings from 81 up.
Amalgam and silver filings, 81.
Painless Extraction of Teeth by vttslized
air or nitrous oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, so.
Best sets of teeth from s. to $40, By our
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We make especially of extracting teeth
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Office hours from SA. NJ. to bP. NJ. sun
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

OF Co-PARTNERsHIP.-THE Co;PART.
" nership heretofore existing under the
day of May been dissolved by the with
drawal of Mr.. H. Lowenstein from the firm
The business of said co-pfrtneIship Will pc
continued under the name of E. Layenthai
& Co. by e Laventhal and 1sadore Layen'
thai. who are authorized to collect all &C.
counts due said former firm and assume.all
the liabilities thereof
Dated Los Angeles, May 8, 1Ss7;
[Signedl H. L0WENSTElN.
Signed1 e. LAVENTHAL. l..
ma got Signed ISAD0RE LAVENTHAL
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Lot 5Oxl18 Maxwell avenue; hf cash.. $50
6ox150 Pritchard, mr.. Downeyave.. 4O0
5Oxl22 Pine St mr.. Grand ave.. l050
54x150 cor Lucas ave and 4th. ll00
60xll7 Fairmount tract ........... l200
50xl3s, Ellis ave-, mr. hotel. l250
50x150 Bonnie Brae tract. l4o0
60x117 Seventh street,. .........: looO
1l6x129 Sc. corner Brooklyn ana ...
Florida streets. l6UO
105x156 Ocean ST.. near Oak. ..... loU0
5Ux150 Beacon ST., Arlington tract. o dSoo
60xl9O Figueroa, mr.. Adams....... 3uo0
12Oxl90 Fig eroa and Manhattan. loN0
q0x I00 Rliena Vista. mr. Virgin. -. $500
House of rooms on Turner street, lo0U
House of rooms and furniture on o.
Seventh, near Union. ............ 3oVo
New house of rooms and bath, Ar .o.o
mold street. ............... oooo
Two houses of rooms; each rent for o.
500: on installments.. ............. oooo
leu viii VILE enarsntee 5000 profit 1900
1o5 acres in city limits. .......... 60,L00
@, A, SUMNER q CO..
ocl7 81 North Main Street.
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